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A few technical aspects of the Ford Falcon
These cars are assembled at Lorain, Kansas City, San Jose and Metuchen. The engine is designed to run on regular…
May 1960
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S.T.D. Register Inter-Register Contest (April 3rd)
The S.T.D. Register's first Inter-Register Contest of 1960 consisted of a navigational-cum-observation run which started from the Stratton Hotel, Stratton, near…
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Good racing at Oulton Park B.A.R.C. meeting
Lotus Again in the Ascendency, Beating Cooper in F.2 and F.J. Races IN spite of the cold weather and coverage…
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ALWAYS AHEAD
Alit ..11.S A la:AD.-Hs ,hat mon Ireland ngain, in Louts No. 25. in this ease in the F.2 raee at…
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TRYING HARD
T Mall St VI L. -Unhurt Park proved to he a lint of Lams su premacy. Colin Chapman 's rars…
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Racing drivers directory - II (Continued from April)
Gerald Ashmore: A member of a well-known motor-racing family, Gerry Ashmore started racing only last season, with an immaculate D-type Jaguar, but…
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WHAT SHOULD YOU GET FOR 500?
• • V HAT S11011,1) NM GET 1018 £500 ? I would like to draw limur atteution to an artiele…
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IT HAD TO HAPPEN! -- 2 c.v. versus AUSTIN SE7EN
IT HAD TO HAPPEN !— 2 1..V. -ver=ii,k AUSTIN SE7EN Sir. I turn eagerly awaiting your interim report on the…
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JAN A. DICKSON
Sir, Sergeant M. .J. Moon. in his letter " A Car Breaker ?," is repeating the query whir+ has been…
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MOSS--A CAR BREAKER?
MOSS—A CAR BREAKER ? Sir, May I add comment to Sgt. Moon's letter published in your April issue. I myself…
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A.G. WORSON
tioned that our journeys are short and the morning, have been cold. necessitating much rise of tile ehitke as compared…
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EXPERIENCE OF THE TRIUMPH TR
EXPERIENCE OF THE TRIUMPH TR Sir, I read Mr. Blanchard's letter in the March issue regarding his experience with the…
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DEFENDING THE OLD CARS
DEFENDING THE OLD CARS • • • Sir, I read with great interest "The Daily Mail Dislikes Old Cars" ("…
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TALE OF WOE
• • • TALE OF WOE Sir, I have read with interest the various letters appearing under the heading of…
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ANTI-SPORTS-CAR CULT?
ANTI-SPORTS-CAR CULT? Sir, Sir, Just recently, on my way to work, I passed a parked Austin A35; not very remarkable,…
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Swanley.
I am, Yours, etc.. Swanley. G. W. CLARK. [We believe the notice referred to originated in America. It does not…
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THE CUSTOMER SHOULD CALL THE TUNE
• • * THE CUSTOMER SHOULD CALL THE TUNE Sir, I would like to comment, if I may, on some…
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REASONS FOR RETIREMENTS
REASONS FOR RETIREMENTS Sir,. There are two small items of information I can give you, that may be of some…
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THE DUESENBERG
• • * THE DLIESENBERG Sir. I was, of course, delighted that the Editor found my enthusiasm for the Duesenberg…
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MORE PRAISE FOR THE FORD V8
MORE PRAISE FOR THE FORD V8 Sir. Further to Mr. Outen's and Mr. Lindy's letters concerning the merits. of the…
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